JEWELLERY

Cartier Paris, 1889
Gold, silver, diamonds.

Cartier Paris, 1910
Platinum, diamonds, millegrain setting.
Sold to Elisabeth (1876-1965), Queen of the Belgians.

Cartier Paris, 1912
Platinum, gold, diamonds, sapphires

Cartier Paris, 1914
Platinum, diamonds, natural pearls, onyx, enamel
This bold tiara is a pioneering example of the Art Deco style.

Cartier London, 1924
Gold, platinum, Ancient Egyptian faience, diamonds, emeralds, smoky quartz, enamel
The wings date from the second half of the first millennium BCE and come from the stock of apprêts. The term apprêts at Cartier referred to a stock of fragments from disassembled jewellery and objects, including ancient items from Persian, Indian, Chinese, and Egyptian art.

Cartier Paris, 1930
Platinum, diamonds, rock crystal beads.
Sold to Gloria Swanson (1897-1983).

Cartier Paris, commissioned in 1934
27 jadeite beads, platinum, gold, diamonds, ruby. Provenance: Barbara Hutton (1912-1979)

Cartier Paris, commissioned in 1936, altered in 1963
Platinum, gold, diamonds, sapphires, rubies.
Special order for Mrs Daisy Fellowes.

Cartier Paris, commissioned in 1947
Gold, platinum, diamonds, amethysts, turquoises. Provenance: the Duchess of Windsor (1896-1986)

Cartier Paris, 1949.
Platinum, white gold, white and yellow diamonds, a Kashmir sapphire totalling 152.35 carats, sapphires.
This was the second three-dimensional panther made by Cartier for the Duke of Windsor.
Provenance: the Duchess of Windsor (1896–1986)

Cartier Paris, commissioned in 1957
Platinum, gold, diamonds, rubies.

Cartier Paris,commissioned in 1975
Gold, 1,023 fancy intense yellow diamonds, emeralds, rubies.
Entirely articulated, the two crocodiles can be worn separately as brooches.
Ordered by María Félix (1914-2002).